Switch Pro Controller Rubber Grips

It works well for me cleaning sweat stains on rubber grips.

I love the all black but more importantly the handles include nice rubber grips.

The switch was quickly adopted by the controller and was up and running in a few minutes.

This kit is well built, and is far more useful than I expected. The FIZ controller and two hand grips provide for countless control options, without limiting the imagination of the operator. The zoom rockers are small, but do allow for proportional speed control. I initially thought one motor was DOA, as it failed to move. It was due to my enthusiasm to test the system without reading the manual. Hint: calibrate the motors first, and then turn on the controllers. Honestly, I cannot think of any criticism of this gear. I can now use a great manual  lens with all the automation that I am used to.

This keeps my Domke camera strap from eating into my shoulder - especially with heavier lenses on my DSLR. The rubber grips underneath keep it from slipping too. Well worth the purchase.

The rubber grips seem to work well. On the end is a nice handle. This means you can also use the holder to help manually elevate a reflector overhead and hold it pretty securely. I didn't see this mentioned before.

Smooth fluid head. Long plate provided to help you balance your camera. I like that rubber grips are here and there to limit slipping. Product package a bit embarrassing how nice it is. Fits in the zip bag provided with their monopod.

i too had one of these in the 1970's. it had plastic handle locking grips. it went through a fire, melted the scratch protection pad on the head, plastic grips, rubber feet and center post shock ring. I cleaned the tripod and installed wooden handles on all of the locking mechanisms; took a picture of it and sent it to the company with its story. to my surprise they sent me a new scratch protection pad for the head, set of (plastic) handles, rubber feet and center post shock ring along with a very nice letter of condolence. it's hard to find a company that dedicated to its customer base these days. i gave the tripod away to a friend in 1994 who was beginning a photo career. i jokingly requested the tripod back one day and received the reply (with a wink and a smile), "you'll have to pry it from my cold, dead hands." i highly recommend this tripod as quality "pro" tool.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was very excited when I found this this charger. After all my searching for a wireless charger that can do multiple phones I found this charger to meet my initial needs. Once I got the charger out of the box and plugged it in I found that it exceed my requirements. I was looking for a dual charger since it seems like my wife and I are always fighting over the the single puck charger when we come home. No more arguments over who has more charge. A few things stood out to me that sweetened the deal beside the obvious duel charging. When I removed it from the box I instantly notice the build quality. The charge base feels very solid and well constructed and I love the rubber grips on the underside which grip nicely to my countertop so it stays put. Another highlight for me was the simple fact it comes with an actual plug and not a USB A to micro USB or USB C fitting so I don’t have to provide yet another wall plug-in for a devise. To me it makes the charger feel more polished and complete. It’s all about the details. These are my favorite reasons for loving this charger, first the fact that when the phone is charging you get a green notification light on the charger saying it’s charging. I know your phone will tell you too but this is a welcome feature that I didn’t have before. The best feature is the rubber rings on the top of charge deck that not only tell you exactly where to place your phone it actually grips the phone or case and prevents accidental movement or slipping. That was a problem with my wife's phone case since it’s a hard plastic case. All my little issues solved.

It grips my window tightly with built-in rubber pads. I think the surface area is sufficient to give stability. I like that one handle tightens both horizontal and vertical movement (convenient).